A brown scar stretches across the ocean, signaling an environmental crisis. The Great Atlantic
Scientists have located thousands of radioactive barrels in the Atlantic Ocean, sparking fears of seafood contamination and long-term health risks.
The potential collapse of the Atlantic Ocean currents in 2025 is not just a scenario out of a sci-fi movie. It’s a critical concern that could become a reality just like in the movie ‘The Day after tomorrow.’ The melting glaciers might soon trigger a significant disruption in the Gulf Stream, a cruc
It was a bright day in February 2021, at the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro in Kenya. A 75-year-old man just completed the climb. He asked to give him a two-minute rest before interviews. The old man sat down on a rock. But he never got up, just fell asleep and passed away. Thus ended the…
In a late-night briefing that has become a talking point for Republicans navigating a reshaped political landscape, an unnamed outside adviser to Donald Trump told The Atlantic’s Jonathan Lemire that the quickest route to a lame duck presidency is simply losing your own party. The claim lands amid a
Washington, DC — In the marble halls of the U.S. House, whispers persist about Speaker Mike Johnson’s approach to leadership. A profile in The Atlantic, titled ‘House Republicans Aren’t Having Any Fun,’ portrays Johnson as a loyal lieutenant to President Trump. The Atlantic piece, authored by Elaine
The Sargasso Sea, located in the North Atlantic, and near to the mysterious Bermuda Triangle is unlike any other body of water on Earth. Bordered by ocean currents instead of land, this egg-shaped expanse stretches around Bermuda and eastward for over 1,000 kilometers. Known as the “golden floating
What is the remotest island on Earth? You might come up with several answers, like St Helena for example. But the actual remotest island is located in the South Atlantic Ocean. We call it Bouvet Island. The island is about 1,700 km (1,100 mi) north of Antarctica. And 2,520 km (1,570 mi) from South A
In 1845, Sir John Franklin and 129 men embarked on a mission that was both ambitious and perilous. They navigated the Northwest Passage, a sea route connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans through the Arctic. Tragically, this voyage became one of the most infamous in history. Franklin and his ent
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In 1912, the RMS Titanic along with around 1500 passengers, collided with an iceberg during its maiden voyage. The sinking of the ship that was recognized as “unsinkable” is one of history’s great tragedies. While the bodies of all those lost perished in the North Atlantic Ocean, thousands of artifa